United States insists on POW accord before any Korea peace plan
UNITED NATIONS N Y The United States refuses to compromise on the Korean prisoner issue and will not back new UN peace plans unless Communists agree POWs will not be forced home. The State Department called China and North Korea responsible for blocking an armistice after Chou En Lai’s 3,000 word rejection. Frances and Britain criticized Peiping’s stance while Pearson prepares a General Assembly report. The no compromise posture delays further UN moves until the new U S administration is in place.
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State Department
Korea
General Assembly
France
Britain
Peiping
Red China
Red
Chou En-lai
Assembly
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
Pearson
U. S
Eisenhower
Big Mail Push Boosts Wilmington Post Office Through Week
The Wilmington post office launches a major mail push with 20 extra workers as volumes rise 15 to 20 percent. Postmaster James F. Smith says deliveries to homes go to twice daily this week, aided by Col. S. W. Van Meter who loaned two Air Force trucks. Regular carriers prep mail while the temporary staff handle on route deliveries from dawn to dusk. A night crew will process mail to speed outflow and make room for incoming mail. Start of rural routes is delayed 30 to ?
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Wilmington
Smith
16 year old boy admits killing artist in San Diego
A 16 year old high school pupil confessed to fatally stabbing Ida C. MacKeown, 67, in La Jolla after she threatened to report his marijuana use. Police recovered a four inch knife from a trash can. Donald Crosby, 16, was jailed on murder suspicion after an oral confession.
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San Diego
Calif
Ida C. MacKeown
Donald S. Crosby
Canaday Seeks Personal Chat With Truman
Washington Ward Canaday of Toledo, president of Willys Overland Motors, called on President Truman Monday for what he termed a personal chat. He is American co chair of the Caribbean Commission.
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Washington
Ward Canaday
Toledo
Willys
Overland Motors
Truman
Heis
Caribbean Commission
Iowa Man 93 Becomes Father Again
Des Moines report notes Luis A Carrizales aged 93 became father for the 13th time as his wife Mary aged 28 gave birth to a daughter on Monday. The couple wed in 1945 and have five other children.
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Des Moines
Luis A. Carrizales
Mary
Mrs. Carrizales
First Two Wacs Headed for Korea Duty
Tokyo reports the first two Wacs assigned to regular duty in Korea since the war began will depart this week for Gen. James A. Van Fleet's Eighth Army HQ. The moves follow Anna Rosenberg's Washington announcement that Wacs would be sent to Korea. The two are M. Sgt. Carolyn H. James of Miami Florida and Cpl. Louise M. Farrell of Billings Montana.
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Tokyo
Korea
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
Anna Rosenberg
Washington
Carolyn H. James
Miami
Fla
Louise M. Farrell
Billings
Mont
Retired Lima Newsman Dies at 81 in Lima
LIMAP C F Heller 81 a retired newspaperman and father of Roland S Heller advertising director of the Middletown Journal died here today after several weeks of critical illness He founded the Oakwood News and the Lima Star and owned the Erie County Reporter in Huron He was formerly night editor of the Detroit News and advertising manager of the Lima News The widow a daughter and one other son survive
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Roland S. Heller
Middletown Journal
Heller
Oakwood News
Lima Star
Erie County Reporter
Huron
Detroit News
Lima News
Ohio Soldier Pleads Insanity at Army Court Martial
Pvt Eugene R. Walters from Harrod Ohio pleads innocent by reason of insanity to desertion and five other charges. The Army court heard medical testimony on amnesia and Walters alleged blackout during the February offenses. The defense notes Walters has not been normal since a 1944 wounding and temporary paralysis.
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Ohio
Frankfurt
Eugene R. Walters
U. S. Army
Miss Shelton
Walters
U. S. Veterans
Marie Fisher
Lima
Cleveland Hospital
Veterans Hospital
Army
Circleville Police Chief Suspended for Out of Town Trip
Mayor Ed Amey suspended Police Chief William McCrady for 15 days after he used a chauffeur driven cruiser on an unauthorized trip. He may face another layoff after the suspension ends. The chief was fined $1 for a traffic violation. Rookie Patrolman John White cited a private car parked on a sidewalk.
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Circleville
William
Bugs) McCrady
Ed Amey
Amey
McCrady
John White
Durkin Confident of U S Future
Martin P. Durkin, Eisenhower pick for labor secretary, tells AFL Plumbers Union members that American wage earners will aid the President-elect to keep the United States as world leader. Durkin, a Democrat and general president of the union, spoke at a union gathering.
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New York
Martin P. Durkin
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Durkin
AFL Plumbers Union
Mountbatten Named NATO Naval Commander in the Mediterranean
British Admiral Earl Mountbatten is named commander in chief of all NATO naval forces in the Mediterranean excluding the American portion. His duty includes maintaining sea and air communications between Gibraltar and Suez. The U S Sixth Fleet at Naples remains a separate allied striking force under Admiral Robert Carney for Southern Europe land operations, both reporting to General Ridgway.
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Paris
Earl Mountbatten
NATO
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Suez
U. S
Robert B. Carney
Europe
Mountbatten
Carney
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ex Official Dies in Bowling Green Ky
Ver non Earl Aenis 57 a former Quaker Oats Co official in Akron died Monday in a hospital here
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Bowling Green
Vernon Earl] Aenis
Quaker Oats Co
Akron
Second Charge Filed Against Oxford Man
Clyde Browning of Oxford faces a second charge of contributing to delinquency in the death of 17 year old Mary Ann Fildes. Browning already is charged with manslaughter in the Hamilton High School senior's death after an automobile ride Thanksgiving night ended with her unconsciousness and later death. Browning, a paper mill employee and father of one, admitted driving with Fildes after a tavern meeting. The coroner reported es say and a note by the girl suggesting death by own action, but he doubts she died by own action.
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Hamilton
Emmett Sherron
Butler County
Clyde Browning
Mary Ann Fildes
Jackson Bosch
Browning
Oxford
Miss Fildes
J. Garret Boone
OEA Convention Opens With Pay and Building Plans
The Ohio Education Association starts its three day annual convention in Columbus focusing on teachers' salaries and funding for school building programs.
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Columbus
The
Ohio Education Association
Duke To Be Absent From Coronation Attendances
The Duke of Windsor announced today that neither he nor his American wife will attend Queen Elizabeth II coronation ceremonies.
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Duke of Windsor
Elizabeth II
Cleveland Council Approves $15.9 Million Improvement Plan
City Council on Monday night approved a capital improvements package totaling 15.9 million dollars. The measure includes 650 thousand dollars allocated for air conditioning at Public Auditorium.
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Cleveland
Loyalty Review Board Doubts Diplomat Vincent Loyalty
The Loyalty Review Board found reasonable doubt about diplomat John Carter Vincent's loyalty, ordering him home from Tangier and suspending him while the State Department weighs the board's recommendation to fire him. Davies was cleared of doubt and remains with the U.S. High Commission in Germany.
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John Carter Vincent
State Department
Truman
Acheson
Vincent
Paris
Tangier
Department
Loyalty Review Board
Hiram Bingham
Bingham
Chiang Kaishek
U. S
Chiang
North Atlantic Alliance
Sen. McCarthy
Rwis
Senate
Communist Party
Ohio Electors Vote Eisenhower Nixon in 1952
Ohio's electoral college cast 25 votes for Dwight D. Eisenhower and Richard M. Nixon marking the first Republican win for president in Ohio since 1929. The ballots head to Washington for a January 6 joint session of Congress to finalize the national election.
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Columbus
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Washington
Congress
Parkers Foil Cleveland Curb Mail Box Plan
Postmaster Joseph F. Prosser fails to deploy a curb service letter box at Terminal Tower as illegal parkers block the opening. He installed a snout like box viewable from his office but observers report cars repeatedly obstruct the site.
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Cleveland
Joseph F. Prosser
Prosser
Terminal Tower
Chicagoan dies in Crestline crash on U S 30
Dave Barasch, 27, of Chicago, was killed when his car crashed Monday night on U S 30 north of Crestline. The accident occurred as Barasch traveled northbound and the vehicle left the road. Authorities reported no others injured.
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Dave Barasch
Chicago
U. S. 30
Here
Copters Rescue Sailors From Battered Grommet Reefer
In Leghorn Italy four Navy helicopters saved 13 crew members from the Grommet Reefer after the ship ran aground and broke in two. Earlier 26 men were rescued by breeches buoy and boat, bringing total aboard to 39. All crew in good health and treated at the U S Army hospital for checkup.
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Leghorn
Italy
Navy
U. S. Army Hospital
Police Extend Jail Hospitality
Richmond, Va. George Edward Gaa of Columbus Ohio surrendered to police as a parole violator on non support. He said he wanted a good night's sleep and was tired of running around. The FBI ordered him held on a 3000 dollar bond for transporting a stolen car from Cambridge Ohio to Barnesboro Pa pending federal decision.
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George Norman Braff
George Norman
Richmond
FBI
Cambridge
Barnesboro
Ohio
Virginia
Clinton County 1952 tax rates rise in over half districts
County Auditor Alfred Osborn reported 1952 tax rates for Clinton County range from 15.2 to 24.4 mills. In 27 divisions rates increased, 22 fell from 1951, and two stayed the same. New Vienna has the highest rate at 24.4 mills, Blanchester 24, Wilmington 20.6 plus a street light levy, with real estate revaluation delaying tax bills until about January 20.
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Clinton County
Alfred Osborn
Osborn
Spring Valley
Chester Township
Reesville
Union Township
New Vienna
Blanchester
Wilmington
John McDonald
Clinton Memorial Hospital
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